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HBO's Hard Knocks offensive to Falcons fans
The Morning Show w/ John & Hugh
© Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Each morning on 92.9 The Game John Fricke and Hugh Douglas take part in a segment called Hugh's World and today Hugh dove into the first episode of HBO's Hard Knocks that feature the Raiders.
While Hugh largely enjoyed the show, he did have some questions about how some of the story-lines were being shaped.
Specifically Hugh took issue with the Raiders continually calling Antonio Brown the best receiver in the NFL.
Hard Knocks moment offensive to Falcons fans
"I'll tell you another thing that had me in my feelings a little bit because I'm here in Atlanta, the way they talked about Antonio Brown and every other word was "the greatest in the game", I had a problem," says Hugh Douglas. "Antonio Brown is a hell of a receiver, but the best receiver in the game and they're talking about him?"
Hugh obviously referencing the idea that he feels that Julio Jones is the best receiver in the NFL and not Antonio Brown.
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Q: Inverted exclamation and question mark in ISO-8859 I need to replace inverted exclamation and inverted question marks in subtitle files so they display correctly on my TV. The files work correctly in ISO-8859, but I can't remove the marks.
The first solution was to use the command 'sed':
sed s/\¿|¡//g "$FILE"

This works for files in UTF-8, but what would be the right solution for files in ISO-8859?
sed 's/\xBF//g', for example, doesn't work.

A: In this command, your \ is removed by bash before the argument is passed to sed:
sed s/\¿//g "$FILE"

That doesn't matter, because ¿ is not a bash metacharacter and it does not require quoting. However, if you write this:
sed s/\xBF//g "$FILE"

it won't do what you expect; bash will replace \x with x leaving sed with the command s/xBF//g, which is probably not what you wanted to do.
You must either write:
sed 's/\xBF//g'

or
sed s/\\xBF//g

The command posted will not work, though:
sed s/\¿|¡//g "$FILE"

| is a bash metacharacter, and it must therefore be quoted or escaped. Also, sed uses Basic Regular Expressions (BREs) by default, which means that you must write \| to express alternation. That means that you would have to type:
    sed 's/¿\|¡//g' "$FILE"

or
    sed s/¿\\\|¡//g "$FILE"

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UOB Theses and Projects
Title: "Ecriture Féminine" : Sula and A Sister to Scheherazade
Authors: Labaki, Yves
Advisors: Ghandour, Sabah
Subjects: Feminist literary criticism
Examinations of female identity within social contexts have tended to ignore the articulation of female desire and voice which serve to disrupt the phallocentric order in "female-sexed texts" or "true texts of women". Locating the analysis within a feminist theoretical stance, the aim of this paper is to demonstrate how Sula and A Sister to Scheherazade are versions of "écriture féminine" through linking them to the reconstructive terminology of Hélène Cixous and Luce Irigaray. I suggest that "écriture féminine" can represent a means through which women attempt to disrupt the phallocentric discourse which controls womens works as well as bodies and to provide a new path of reinscription of female identity and sexuality. I use the works of Toni Morrison and Assia Djebar to demonstrate how their writings constitute a site of struggle and resistance, a medium through which they articulate a feminist consciousness, so as to explore female embodied identity which is realized through their struggle against prescribed patriarchal conventions and womens sisterhood. Furthermore, the novels female language which is written through the female body and its libidinal economy is a proponent of "écriture féminine" and indicative of women writers endeavor to establish a distinct female voice.
Includes bibliographical references (p.71-77).
Supervised by Dr. Sabah Ghandour.
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